Pye-Barker Fire & Safety Adds Alarm Services Provider Invision Security

ATLANTA — Full-service fire protection, life safety and service service provider Pye-Barker Fire & Safety has acquired King of Prussia, Penn.-based Invision Security, a commercial security and fire alarms company serving Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, according to a joint announcement.

Pye-Barker “will work alongside Invision’s teams in the area to enhance customer offerings that protect lives and livelihoods,” the announcement says.

Invision Security is a full-service electronic security and fire alarms solutions provider for businesses of all sizes. Its “turnkey security solutions include initial site surveys, design and engineering, configuration and installation and ongoing 24-hour monitoring, testing and maintenance,” according to the joint announcement.

Invision also protects businesses with integrated fire detection and fire alarms systems.

Why Did Pye-Barker Acquire Invision Security?

Invision’s “commitment to excellence spans various industries, from government buildings to healthcare facilities to property management organizations,” according to the joint announcement.

The company offers “advanced video analytics, surveillance and access control to protect commercial properties, as well as proactive security consultation services to ensure customer safety,” the announcement says.

“You can tell that the team at Pye-Barker is truly passionate about the company’s mission and values,” says Annette Smith, co-owner and chief operating officer of Invision Security, in the joint announcement. “That shared commitment to team and customer is what made them such an attractive choice for us throughout the acquisition process and makes me proud to say that Invision Security is now part of the Pye-Barker family.”

“Invision Security’s success – including recognition among the region’s best places to work and fastest-growing companies – is reflected in their team’s growth,” says Bart Proctor, CEO of Pye-Barker, in the joint announcement. “Invision was born out of a commitment to protecting people. Its team brings vast expertise to the table, making them a great addition to our East Coast services.”

Invision Security’s technicians will continue to serve customers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, LLP represented Pye-Barker in the transaction.

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